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Algonquin Resort 184 Adolphus Street

St. Andrews, NB E5B 1T7

‘Reflect, Rejuvenate, Re-create' Oceans of Opportunities at St. Andrews By-the-Sea

October 7th-9th, 2015

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WELCOME TO "Reflect, Rejuvenate, Re-Create"

Jason Thorne - RNB Board President, Town of Sussex

On behalf of Recreation NB Board of Directors and Staff, I would like to welcome you to the 2015 Recreation NB Fall Conference in beautiful St. Andrews, New Brunswick. This year’s theme of "Reflect, Rejuvenate, Re-create" brings sessions that showcase ideas and projects that make us proud to work in the field of recreation. Join us as we explore nature, green spaces, the built environment, sport tourism, physical literacy, best practices, and much more. Don't miss our keynote speakers, Adam Bienenstock, as he takes us through the world of “Natural Playgrounds” and Charlene Shannan-McCallum, who will lead a discussion on "Leisure Literacy - Building Capacity for Recreation Participation".

Wednesday you'll be able to choose from several scenic tours and recreation activities. We invite you to take advantage of our Thursday luncheon, where we will discuss our roles with the national “Framework for Recreation in Canada 2015: Pathways to Wellbeing." This is your opportunity to be part of the provincial/national conversation as we move recreation forward for future generations.

Thank you to this year’s organizing committee for all their efforts in making this an inspiring and engaging conference.

CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

CONFERENCE CHAIR Dana Purton-Dickson - Town of Quispamsis

CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE Barry Freeze - City of Saint John

Charles Jensen - Town of RothesayMike O'Connell - Town of St. StephenCody Brown - Village of Grand Manan

Gary Clark - Town of Grand Bay-WestfieldGena Fowler - Town of Hampton

Greg Evans - Dept of Tourism, Heritage & Culture

Welcome Message

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10:30am-1:00pm 2:00pm-6:00pm 8:00pm-9:00pm 9:30pm

Wednesday, October 7th - Tour of the Garcelon Civic Centre or Ganong Chocolate Museum- Golf or Explore St. Andrews Bike Tour (*extra Fees, bike tour=max. 5)- Welcome Networking Reception- Tales of St. Andrews and the Algonquin at the Front Lawn Fire Pit

Thursday, October 8th8:00am

8:30am

9:00am-10:15am

- Yoga on the Terrace

- Registration

- Conference Welcome with Mayor Stan Choptiany and Keynote Address I

Breakout Session Series 1 10:30am-11:45amA) The Impact of Sport Tourism on our CommunitiesB) The Recreation Connection to the Medical FieldC) The Rise of the Forest School

- LUNCH - National Framework for Recreation in Canada Noon-1:15pm

Breakout Session Series 2 A) Nature and Technology - Panel DiscussionB) The Role of Green Spaces in Parks and RecreationC) The Built Environment

- NUTRITION BREAK

Breakout Session Series 3 (Transportation leaves hotel at 3:00pm)A) Tour of Ministers IslandB) Tour of Kingsbrae GardenC) Guided Bike Tour of St. Andrews (5 max)

- Rest, Relax & Reflect Time

- Presidents Reception

- Awards Banquet Dinner and Keynote Address II

- Social Event at the Right Whale Pub

Friday, October 9th- Recreation NB's Annual General Meeting Breakfast

Breakout Session Series 4 A) St. Andrews Youth CentreB) Fundy Region Inclusive Yoga ProgramC) Developing a Physically Literate New Brunswick

- Closing Remarks

1:30pm-2:45pm

2:45pm-3:00pm

3:15pm-4:30pm

4:30pm-6:30pm

6:30pm-7:00pm

7:00pm-8:30pm

9:00pm

9:30am - 10:30am

10:45am-12:15pm

12:15pm

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

Chocolate ReceptionPlease join us for our opening reception,

Wednesday, October 7th starting at 8pm on the terrace overlooking beautiful St. Andrews, by-the-

sea. This Ganong chocolate themed, informal gathering will feature light appetizers, a cash bar, and offer you a chance to catch up and network

with fellow conference attendees.

Minsters Island TourMinisters Island is an enchanting place to experience.

Lying just off the shore near St. Andrews, New Brunswick, this 500-acre island is only a

part-time island. You reach it by driving over the seafloor approximately 1 kilometer.

Once there, you are immersed in an experience from the late 19th and early 20th century— the summer estate of Sir William Van Horne, the second president of and the driving force behind the Canadian Pacific Railway.

http://www.ministersisland.net/

Kingsbrae GardensThe 27-acre horticultural masterpiece

officially opened its gates in the spring of 1998, unveiling an array of over 2,500 species of perennials, as well as, a wide

variety of trees and shrubs. Now a major tourist attraction, Kingsbrae Garden has won many horticultural awards, most recently in

2013 being named Garden of the Year by Canadian Garden Tourism Awards.

http://kingsbraegarden.com/

Golf - The Algonquin ResortGolf breathtaking views. Ocean breezes. A challenging game. For over a century, golfers have traveled to The

Algonquin to test their skills and take in the views. Today, our 7,000-yard, par 72 course–redesigned in

2000 by renowned course architect Thomas McBroom–will delight and challenge golfers of every level. You’ll

never want to return to a course without a show-stealing ocean backdrop

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ADAM BIENENSTOCK - Founder/Principal Designer - Bienenstock Natural Playgrounds“Connecting childern to nature when and where they play”

Adam is an award winning consultant on design, construction, policy, risk and regulatory process for connecting children to nature in our cities. His partners and clients include Parks Canada, ParticipACTION, Right to Play, CBC, The Canadian Wildlife Federation, the US Army, US Forestry Service, Head Start, World heritage sites, nature centres, zoos, hospitals, childcares, schoolyards and backyards across the US and Canada.

He serves as a board director at the Child and Nature Alliance (www.childnature.ca), where he founded Nature Play Day (www.natureplayday.ca), is a regular collaborator with Richard Louv’s US based Children and Nature Network (www.childrenandnature.org), sits on the Ministers Round Table for Parks Canada, and teaches as part of the CPSA (Certified Playground Safety Academy).

A prolific writer and speaker on the importance of the child/nature connection in our built environment, Adam has delivered keynote speeches and workshops at the AECEO, NAEYC, ARPA, OPA, LEAD Gmbh, Humber College, Seneca College, Ryerson University, University of Guelph, and more across North America.

Adam lives and works with his wife and two young children in a heritage home surrounded by an ever changing experimental natural playground in Dundas, Ontario

PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION: “Getting Passed the Grown-ups”

This keynote, ‘how to get past the grown-ups’ will focus on barriers that stop us from providing environments that provide settings that challenge and promote optimal child development while connecting to nature within their communities. Learn what to challenge and how to push back to make it work for everyone.

The keynote will continue to focus on connecting children to nature where and when they play. It will cover what a natural playground is, why it is important, the most relevant data and research, and some of the best examples of natural playgrounds from around the world.

THURSDAY MORNING KEYNOTE

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PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION: “Developing Leisure Literacy - Building Capacity for Recreation Participation”

Imagine if all individuals in our communities were leisure literate – if they had the capacity to assume responsibility for engaging in positive, satisfying leisure that allowed them to access the benefits of various recreation opportunities that exist. Would communities see more engaged, more connected, more active citizens who were enjoying healthier and happier lives? Certainly they would. This begs the question then, how do recreation and leisure service providers currently develop this capacity in their citizens? And, what might be some innovative ways to further develop this capacity – both in those who already participate and access the benefits of recreation and those who do not?

THURSDAY EVENING KEYNOTE

Dr. Charlene Shannon-McCallum - UNB Faculty of Kinesiology

Charlene Shannon-McCallum has been learning, teaching, or researching about leisure and recreation for over 20 years – more than half that time as a faculty member in the Recreation and Sport Studies degree program at the University of New Brunswick.

Charlene’s research has focused mainly on leisure and youth development, family leisure, and leisure education with most of her research taking place in New Brunswick or Atlantic Canada. Her research has been published in the World Leisure Journal, Leisure Sciences, Journal of Leisure Research, and the Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. She is a member of the steering committee for the World Leisure Commission on Leisure Education, blogs about “All Things Leisure,” and tweets about leisure-related topics @leisurethings.

Can't Miss Thursday Evening Events: • RNB Annual Awards

1. Jim Fox Award of Distinction2. Randy Dickinson Community Inclusion Award3. Recreation NB Award of Merit4. Student Recognition Award

• Address from the Honourable, Bill Fraser – Minister of Tourism, Heritage and Culture• Social Event at the Right Whale Pub

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BREAKOUT SESSIONS

THURSDAY, OCT 8, 2015 – 10:30am – 11:45am

SESSION SERIES 1 DESCRIPTIONS

SESSIO N A The Impact of Sport Tourism on our Communities Garth Millar, Fundy Sports Tourism

Sports tourism is the fastest growing sector of the tourism industry, yet does it get the recognition it deserves despite the hard work of our sport organizers, municipalities and local sponsors? Using the Town of Hampton for the 'Hampton Ladies Only Triathlon' and St. Andrews, home of the 'Challenge St. Andrews' as examples, This session aims to illustrate how we can all work together to develop sport tourism, to extend our seasons, and to improve the economy of our communities.

A) Impact of Sport Tourism on our Local Community - Garth Miccar, Fundy Sports Tourism (Re-create)B) The Recreation Connection to the Medical Field - Andrew McLean, NB Medical Society (Reflect)C) The Rise of the Forest School (Rejuvenate)

SESSIO N B The Recreation Connection to the Medical Field Andrew McLean, New Brunswick Medical Society

The New Brunswick Medical Society has been pursuing different initiatives over the last few years to improve the physical activity levels of youth, to change policies related to healthy living in the province, and to support doctors working on health promotion projects in their communities. During this session, an outline of various initiatives will be given – from writing prescriptions for exercise to the many youth running events hosted in partnership with Run New Brunswick, to advocating for change in food served to children in schools. Learn how doctors are using their practices, and public advocacy ability, for a healthier New Brunswick.

SESSIO N C

Discover how Forest School provides children with an outdoor education experience where they take the lead of their own learning by following their individual interests at their pace through a hands-on, experiential approach. New Brunswick’s Tír na nÓg, the first Forest School in Atlantic Canada, helps children develop confidence, self-esteem and meaningful relationships with the natural world and their community as they engage in play and exercise supported problem-solving and risk taking through long-term exploration of their woodland setting.

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SESSION SERIES 2 DESCRIPTIONS

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

SESSION A Nature and Technology - Panel Discussion Victoria (Moon) Joyce, Roland Chiasson & Beth Johnston

Is technology disconnecting us from nature? This panel discussion will discuss this topic. Is it a positive or a negative direction to be moving in? We invite you to attend and express your views regarding technology and parks, what it adds to our lives and what it takes away.

THURSDAY, OCT 8, 2015 – 1:30pm – 2:45pm

A) Nature and Technology- Panel Discussion (Rejuvenate)B) The Role of Green Spaces in Parks and Recreation - Raymond Carriere, Communities in Bloom (Reflect)C) The Built Environment (Re-create)

SESSION B The Role of Green Spaces in Parks and Recreation Raymond Carriere, Communities in Bloom

We all know about the environmental benefits of green spaces:, but did you know that they also make for stronger communities. This presentation will cover research based evidence and practical experiences on the role of green spaces in healthy lifestyles. It will also cover:

- The link of parks and greenspaces to psychological health benefits for adults and youth- How community gardens allow residents to have better healthy eating habits- How landscaped and maintained sports fields are more intensely used and safer.

SESSION C The Built Environment Dr. Maida Galvez, Mount Sinai Hospital

Specializing in preventative medicine in pediatrics, Dr. Galvez will discuss how a community was mobilized to construct a built environment to promote health and prevent childhood obesity.

NUTRITION BREAK: 2:45pm-3:00pm***Transportation for SESSION SERIES 3 tours will leave the hotel lobby at 3:00pm

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THURSDAY, OCT 8, 2015 – 3:15pm – 4:30pm

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

SESSION A Ministers Island Tour Ministers Island is an enchanting place to experience. Lying just off the shore near St. Andrews, New Brunswick, this 500-acre island is only a part-time island. You reach it by driving over the seafloor approximately 1 kilometer. Once there, you are immersed in an experience from the late 19th and early 20th century— the summer estate of Sir William Van Horne, the second president of and the driving force behind the Canadian Pacific Railway.

SESSION SERIES 3 DESCRIPTIONS

A) Ministers Island Tour (Reflect)B) Kingsbrae Gardens Tour (Rejuvenate)C) Guided Bike Tour of St. Andrews (Only 5 Spaces Available) (Re-create)

SESSION B Kingsbrae Gardens TourThe 27-acre horticultural masterpiece officially opened its gates in the spring of 1998, unveiling an array of over 2,500 species of perennials, as well as, a wide variety of trees and shrubs. Now a major tourist attraction, Kingsbrae Garden has won many horticultural awards, most recently in 2013 being named Garden of the Year by Canadian Garden Tourism Awards.

SESSION C Guided Bike Tour of St. AndrewsExplore the natural history of beautiful Passamaquoddy Bay in St. Andrews by-the-Sea,New Brunswick and the surrounding area on a high-end mountain bike and with a custom made biking kilt! Join Kurt of “Off Kilter Bike” for an easy tour for beginners. Includes sightseeing and interpretation. Provided with the tour are a bike, loaner kilt, water and helmet.

Can't Miss Thursday 4:30pm - 6:30pm 6:30pm - 7:00pm 7:00pm - 8:30pm 9:00pm

Rest, Relax and Reflect TimePresidents Reception Awards Banquet Dinner and Keynote Address II Social Event at the Right Whale Pub with LIVE MUSIC Featuring: Eloie Richard (see bio below)

ELOIE RICHARDSt. Stephen native, Eloie Richard has been performing onstage for many years, in many bands and more recently as a solo act. His vocal ability is second to none; he can sing any style. His first instrument was Bass Guitar, and there are very few Bass players who can play the intricate lines that he does...while singing. His more recent performances have him showing his talent as an acoustic guitarist as well. This man has an incredible work ethic and dedication to his craft, and it shows. Eloie’s acoustic shows are always crowd pleasers. He performs a wide variety of songs and styles, so his shows are guaranteed to have something for everyone.

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BREAKOUT SESSIONS

St. Andrews Community Youth Activity Centre Debby Lord, St. Andrews Community Youth Activity Centre

FRIDAY, OCT 9, 2015 – 9:30am – 10:30am

A) Recreation New Brunswick Annual General Meeting Breakfast

FRIDAY, OCT 9, 2015 – 10:45am – 12:15am

A) St. Andrews Youth Centre (Rejuvenate)B) Fundy Region Inclusive Yoga Program (Reflect)C) Developing a Physically Literate New Brunswick (Re-create)

SESSION SERIES 4 DESCRIPTIONS

SESSION A

Fundy Region Inclusive Yoga Program Jason MacLean, Yoga Haus Greg Cutler, City of Saint John

This session is intended to act as a guide for other programmers interested in offering inclusive recreation programs, including programs such as yoga, in their community. The session will include a comprehensive review of the Fundy Region Inclusive Creation Program which took place during the summer of 2015 in St. Stephen, Sussex and Saint John.

SESSION C Developing a Physically Literate New Brunswick Cindy Levesque, NB Physical Literacy

Steve Harris, Dept. of Tourism, Heritage and Culture

This presentation will focus on the concept of Physical Literacy, it's potential to impact physical activity rates through the life cycle and a look at existing resources, programs and best practices available in New Brunswick.

SESSION B

The Community Youth Activity Center, (for 12-18 year olds) is a non-profit (staff and location funded by the Town of St. Andrews), offering a safe supervised environment for socializing, recreation, arts and crafts, video and board games, computers, baking, cooking and gardening. There is a full outdoor basketball court, Skateboard Park and a half gym. Many activities such as ball hockey, lacrosse, volleyball, badminton, basketball, roller blades and mountain biking are offered. In the summer the center offers a free summer programs from one to four for eight to twelve year olds.

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RNBMember Rate

RNBNon-Member Rate

Full Conference – Oct 7th-9th (Does not include Golf or Bike Tour)

**Cash bar at Welcome Reception & Evening Socials

$329.00 + hst $379.00 + hst

Wednesday Golf Event(Includes 1 round of 18 holes, shared seat in a power cart, personalized cart plate and bag tag, ball mark

repair tool and bottle of water)

$55.00 + hst $75.00 + hst

Wednesday Bike Tour (5 max)(Includes high-end mountain bike and with a custom

made biking kilt, sightseeing and interpretation) $40.00 +HST $60.00 +HST

Cancellation Policy• if a request is made a minimum of 5 business days prior to the event, a full refund less30% administration fee will be issued;• if a request is made with less than 5 business days’ notice, the individual/organization will forfeit the full fee.• if need be, you may substitute the registered employee with a different employee atany time to avoid forfeiting the fee.• under extenuating circumstances the Executive Director has the authority to considercases on an individual basis.• if RNB must cancel the event, a full refund will be issued.

CONFERENCE FEES

QUESTIONS? WE CAN HELP! For more information you can contact Chris at 506-459-1929 Ext 3 or email

chris@recreationnb.ca. Visit www.recreationnb.ca, www.fb.com/recreationnb, @recreationnb

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Retreat to historic charm in a luxurious seaside setting.

One should never feel guilty about retreating from the routine of everyday life. On the contrary, experiencing the joys and restorative delights of The Algonquin Resort is an absolute triumph of leisurely diversion. For generations, travelers have escaped to The Algonquin, in New Brunswick’s charming town of St. Andrews by-the-Sea, for its majestic presence, maritime hospitality, and invigorating seaside allure. Now it’s your turn to indulge in an experience so special, so luxurious, you’ll wonder what took you so long.

The Algonquin is one of Canada’s most luxurious and legendary resorts. Rich in history, meticulously restored to its original splendour, and complete with every modern comfort you could desire, this year-round destination truly offers the best of the past with contemporary amenities. The iconic building and its grounds are an oasis. Elegant guest rooms, contemporary dining, indoor and outdoor pools, waterslide, a pampering spa, private beach, manicured gardens, and cocktails on our historic veranda add up to a vacation to savour and remember.

Venture off resort grounds and discover an entirely new escape. One defined by the Passamaquoddy Bay, the nearby Bay of Fundy, the quaint seaside town of St. Andrews, and the award-winning Algonquin Golf Course. Beaches, shopping, festivals, the world’s highest tides, whale watching, golf, and more can fill your day with leisurely pastimes.

Whether visiting for a family getaway, couple’s retreat, celebration, or corporate event of any kind or size, The Algonquin is awaiting your arrival. Just enough off the beaten path that you can truly lose yourself. Of course, maps are also available at the front desk.

Recreation New Brunswick Conference – October 7th-9th, 2015Room Rate = $159.00 + 13% hst

Includes: two double beds or a one queen suiteToll Free: 1-855-529-8693 or reservations@algonquinresort.com

ACCOMMODATIONS

CO NFERENCE LOCATION

The Algonquin Resort - An Autograph Collection Hotel 184 Adolphus Street,

St. Andrews by-the-SeaNew Brunswick

E5B 1T7

www.recreationnb.ca

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CONFERENCE SPONSORS

The conference planning committee wishes to extend a BIG thank you to the following sponsors, withouttheir support we could have not offered such an engaging event.

Keynote Address I

Awards Banquet

Social Event

Presidents Receptions & Social Event

2015 Recreation New Brunswick Annual Conference

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PART A - CONFERENCE FEES

Included in the Full Conference Package: All sessions, nutrition breaks, keynote addresses, Wednesday & Thursday lunch, Friday morning breakfast and social events.

(Please note that fees DO NOT include HST (13%)

MEMBER NON-MEMBER STUDENT

Full Conference ($329.00 Before Sept 11th) Full Conference ($379.00 Before Sept 11th) Full Conference ($150.00)

Full Conference ($354.00 After Sept 11th) Full Conference ($404.00 After Sept 11th)

SESSION REGISTRATION

(Please check the box of the session(s) you wish to attend.)

Wednesday - October 7, 2015

10:30AM Garcelon Centre Tour

2:00PM Golf (*extra Fee)

8:00PM Welcome Reception 9:30PM Fire Pit Tales

Thursday - October 8, 2015

8:00AM Yoga on the Terrace 9:00AM Keynote Address I

10:30AM Break Out Series 1 (A)

12:00PM LUNCH

3:15PM Break Out Series 3 (A)

6:30PM President's Reception 7:00PM Awards Banquet Dinner

Friday - October 9, 2015

9:30AM AGM Breakfast

PART B – EVENT FEES

CONFERENCE FEES TOTAL

Total Part A = $_______________ + Total Part B = $______________ +13% HST = TOTAL $___________________

METHOD OF PAYMENT

Invoice Cheque (Enclosed) Visa Mastercard

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SEND REGISTRATION FORM TO:

Phone: (506) 459-1929 (Ext 3)

Recreation New Brunswick 55 Whiting Road, Unit 34 Fredericton, NB E3B 5Y5

Fax: (506) 450-6066 Email: info@recreationnb.ca

10:30AM Ganong Museum Tour

2:00PM Bike Tour (*extra Fee)

10:30AM Break Out Series 1 (B) 10:30AM Break Out Series 1 (C)

1:30PM Break Out Series 2 (A) 1:30PM Break Out Series 2 (B) 1:30PM Break Out Series 2 (C)

3:15PM Break Out Series 3 (B) 3:15PM Break Out Series 3 (C)

9:00PM Social Event

10:45AM Break Out Series 4 (A) 10:45AM Break Out Series 4 (B) 10:45AM Break Out Series 4 (C)

Wednesday Golf + $55.00 (mbr) $75.00 (non-mbr) Wednesday Bike Tour + $40.00 (mbr) $60.00 (non-mbr) **max. 5

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